luxury house for sale Arzacq-Arraziguet, France (page 3)

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The estate is approached via a private graveled driveway, leading past the remains of an old stone barn, adorned with wisteria, and the peaceful gardens planted with mature trees. The long colombage, half-timbered entrance hall, typical of an early 19th century Landaise Maison de Maître, leads to the ground floor rooms, comprising; a large sitting room, with open fireplace, a dining room, a kitchen leading to an outdoor covered dining terrace with an open fireplace, a utility room with central heating boiler and a shower room with WC. A beautiful carved staircase curls up to two upper floors; the first floor comprising three bedrooms, two shower rooms and a large reception room overlooking the park. The second floor offers a library and study on the landing, three further bedrooms, a family bathroom and separate WC. The large barn to the side of the property provides space for parking vehicles and storage. A sauna and relaxation room, plus a playroom have been created in the rear part of the barn, along with a scullery kitchen. The park is divided into several zones; to the front, the mature trees and shrubs with the brook, offering shade and a tranquil place to relax, to the side, a useful area for a laundry line, and to the rear, a 5M x 12 swimming pool in a sunny, exposed situation, surrounded by more mature shrubs and a covered dining terrace. The property has been inhabited as a permanent residence until very recently, and has therefore been maintained in good condition, with annual repairs and maintenance carried out. However, some gently refurbishing would be required in modernization of the kitchen and bathrooms and the septic tank requires upgrading to comply with the latest regulations. The pretty riverside town of Amou is just 2 kilometres away, accessed via rural path, making it practical for families with young children to cycle into town. The town provides a good level of basic commerces as well as a very good restaurant and a pizzeria. The larger market town of Orthez is situated 15 minutes south of Amou, with its high-speed TGV train connecting to Paris in under 4 hours. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website Géorisques - https://www.georisques.gouv.fr

This immaculate and stylish family home is privately situated at the end of a country lane protected by a block of woodland to the west and open countryside to the east. Its neighbouring market town offers daily amenities and a choice of restaurants and can be reached within an easy 15 minute walk The property was subject to considerable upgrading in 2023 to include a comprehensive overhaul of the clay tiled roof; the installation of a new ecological wood pellet cental heating boiler; the installation of five new double glazed units; insulation and replastering of the cathedral ceiling in the sitting room and a new fully fitted kitchen.  The property now boasts a C energy rating. Large iron gates open into a sweeping driveway where there is ample parking for several cars. A stretch of lawn to the east connects to the rear mature grounds which extend down to a large 10x5m swimming pool with a charming terrace offering dappled shade from its rose ladened pergola. A second terrace extends along the entire south facade with a covered section leading from the living room. This property offers substantial, naturally light, accommodation with the majority of its rooms facing south and opening onto the terrace with views of the gardens and distant Pyrénées.  To the right of the entrance hall is the family kitchen and a large living room with a newly installed wood-burning stove and an impressive full height cathedral ceiling which was recently insulated. To the left is the utility room which was formerly used as a home-office with independent access to the front of the property plus a corridor leading to the ground floor bedrooms.  The first floor offers a large mezzanine, currently serving as an office; a master bedroom suite (with double dressing rooms and a large en-suite bathroom with views of the Pyrénées; and a large room (50m2) currently serving as a dortoir for the grandchildren.  This room also offers a sauna and generous storage cupboards. A second driveway, to the side of the property, leads into the double garage within the basement. A wine cellar, workshop and boiler room complete this lower level.   The riverside market town of Orthez is just a 15 minutes drive west and the beautiful historic city of Pau is just 40 minutes east. The ski slopes of the Pyrénées and the Atlantic Coast, around Biarritz can be reached in approximately 45 minutes, Pau airport 35 minutes; Biarritz airport one hour; Toulouse and Bordeaux airports 2 hours. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the presentation and situation of this stylish family home! Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website Géorisques - https://www.georisques.gouv.fr

Haut d'Idron, located in a very quiet area, very pretty Mansard of 217 m2, on wooded plot of 1100 m2. On the ground floor, a very large living room (56m2) with stone fireplace, an office (or bedroom), a bathroom, a fitted kitchen, an adjoining laundry room and a double motorized garage. Upstairs, 5 bedrooms including 1 master suite (33m2) and a large bathroom. Lots of comfort in this charming house. Close to shops and bus lines P9 and P10 + school. An intimate garden and a permanent shelter complete this picture. ENERGY CLASS: C 125 kWh/m2/year. CLIMATE CLASS: C 25 kgCO2/m2/year. Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 1824 euro and 2468 euro/year. Reference date of energy prices used to establish this estimate: 2021 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: http://www.georisks.gouv.fr This set is offered to you at the price of ?650,000, fees payable by the Seller. Noël Pierrat Local agent: [email protected] (French, English, Deutsch) Tel. 06 12 01 00 57 Côté France Franco-Belgian-International network of agencies and advisors. This real estate announcement was written under the editorial responsibility of Noël Pierrat, independent commercial real estate agent of SARL Côté France (without holding funds), the agent commercial registered with the RSAC of PAU under number 488788613, holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of the company SARL Côté France. Advertisement proposed by a commercial agent. Purchase sale rental for sale investment buy cotefranceimmo.fr estimate finance house Côté France Immobilier - Réseau Immobilier Franco Belge International - Des conseillers du Nord au Sud de la France et 4 agences à votre service www.cotefranceimmo.fr

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This elegant manor house dating back to 1670, with its elegant landscaped gardens & poolside terraces, will appeal to anyone in search of a luxurious property; steeped in history, bathed in natural light, and full of charm with elegant period features. Built to take advantage of both the rising and setting sun, this is a property with a happy and sunny disposition, marrying period charm with modern comfort. The property sits on approximately three hectares of land. Restored in 2004 (with new wiring and plumbing) this property is a comfortable home for year-round residence. With a large barn on the plot, and a separate guest or gite annexe, this property is an ideal choice for anyone seeking a large family home, or property that could be developed as a chambre d’hôte or luxury lettings. In the heart of Les Landes…a short drive from Saint Sever This fine property is located in a popular area of the Aquitaine region, in the heart of Les Landes with the gorgeous village of Saint Sever just a short drive away, the Atlantic Ocean just an hour’s drive from the property and the Pyrenees mountains 90 minutes away. For anyone who does not yet know the village of Saint Sever, it is certainly worth a trip, and after a delicious lunch on a terrace café and a stroll around the gorgeous village and church square, we were already in love with the immediate area, before beginning a tour of the property! The property is located at the end of a private alley, in a leafy and tranquil position. The approach to the property is entirely private and our first views of the property are impressive; with the main body of the manor house and its adjacent tower forming a gorgeous ensemble. This gentilhommière is situated in the middle of a plot in landscaped gardens, with neatly clipped topiary hedges; and a generous gravelled driveway to the property. To the rear there is the pool, a large covered terrace area and access to the guest annexe and barn. The main house With the ambience of a genteel home, country residence, or gentilhommière, the property is decorated in keeping with the period. There is a relaxed air of refinery and comfort to each room, with gentle colours: 18th century blues, greens, pinks, in the chalk paintwork; original parquet floors, high ceilings, original fireplaces, and staircases. The choice of furniture marries well with the choice of wall paint, so that there is a sense of having stepped back in time. Each room is blessed with tall windows offering views over the topiary gardens; over the tops of ancient trees, and (on the day of our visit) across an azure blue sky dotted with gigantic fluffy clouds on a scorching summer’s day. With original floors, wooden and terracotta and high ceilings this is the perfect property for afficionados of antique furniture, chandeliers, and large pieces of Artwork. With a grand entrance hall, the main house compromises four spacious reception rooms, the largest drawing room being of particular note, with its decorative walnut panelling. The large and spacious kitchen, with its beautiful terra-cotta floor, is the heart of the home, and a fantastic space for informal entertaining around the farmhouse table, or for family breakfasts, as well as food preparation for large groups. With a modern central island, a dining-table and a characterful red and black range with four ovens, the kitchen is also a mixture of eclectic antique pieces of furniture painted in sky blue. With doors to the gardens and direct access to the pool, this is a “family” kitchen in every sense of the word, and a lovely informal space in which to gather. The kitchen is yet another lovely light room, with windows down one side, and French doors to let in the sunshine. The main house has 7 functional bedrooms, with two extra guest bedrooms in the guest annexe and 9 WCs. The four bathrooms and three shower rooms, all offer their own style and character, and we particularly love the turquoise-green, gold claw-footed bath tub. The bathrooms are predominantly large and spacious, almost reception rooms in their own right! It is certainly possible to soak away your worries in style in this property, whilst looking out of the tall windows to the gardens. Dress for dinner, in one of the comfortable double bedrooms, and slip down the original staircase for cocktails in one of the spacious drawing rooms, to enjoy a candlelit dinner in the panelled dining room. If ever you dream of living in a sumptuous manor house à la Downton Abbey, but with better weather, this property is certainly worth exploring. The property is not without its secrets, as all old properties should be. We look forward to divulging a hidden treasure behind the walls of one section of the property, for those who come to visit this fabulous home. The guest annexe has a much older feel than the main body of the house, which is predominantly 18th Century in style. Here, we sense the much older origins of the property, with the timbered beams, painted in cheerful blues and utterly Landaise in style. The guest annexe is quirky and medieval in feel, with views to the main house and barn. The owners have requisitioned the top of the barn to makeshift home cinema area, for summer months only, where we find the family cat sleeping in the eaves. Planning permissions permitting, there is a lot of additional space in this property which one could choose to develop. More details and photos are available on our BLISS IMMOBILIER website.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.